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By Suleman Chitera Malawi midfielder Lloyd “Benega” Aaron has abruptly parted ways with Qatari second-tier side Muaithe SC, ending his stay at the club with two and a half years still left on his three-year contract. The unexpected exit comes after just six months, during which the former FCB Nyasa Big Bullets star featured in […]
By Suleman Chitera Minister of Information and Communications Technology, Dr. Shadric Namalomba, has called on communities surrounding Nkope Community Day Secondary School to seize the opportunity presented by free Wi-Fi and modern computers being installed at the institution, describing the initiative as a game-changer for education and community development. Speaking on Wednesday during an inspection […]
By Suleman Chitera The Government of Malawi has taken a significant and forward-looking step to expand employment opportunities for its citizens by prioritising labour export to foreign countries, particularly in the Middle East. Announcing the development, Minister of Finance Joseph Mwanamvekha said the government has already engaged in fruitful discussions with key destination countries including […]
By Viktory Nyanyaliwa Malawi’s Ministry of Homeland Security is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a clear mandate to restore professionalism, strengthen accountability, and improve operational performance. The ministry, responsible for internal security and public services like passports and border management, faced challenges such as corruption, prolonged processing times, and weak coordination. Minister Peter Mukhito […]
By Suleman Chitera President Arthur Peter Mutharika has firmly rejected assertions by former president Lazarus Chakwera that the arrest of senior Malawi Congress Party (MCP) officials under the current administration is politically driven, describing the claims as misleading, hypocritical, and detached from the realities of law enforcement. In a statement issued yesterday, Chakwera alleged that […]
By Suleman Chitera President Peter Mutharika has delivered a blunt message to his predecessor Lazarus Chakwera: law-enforcement agencies will continue to arrest suspects where there is clear, demonstrable evidence—and those cases will be fast-tracked to trial. The President made the position unmistakably clear during a direct phone call with Chakwera, initiated after the former head […]
